There probably aren’t too many smartphone users out there without some sort of information architectural plan. But, for the few T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) smartphone customers out there distillery plodding along with a half-used smartphone, thing are about to get more expensive. According to Boy Genius Report, T-Mobile River volition soon variety its insurance policy on smartphone activations and upgrades. Starting sometime in June, T-Mobile River will require that all new smartphones have accompanying data plans.
The new smartphone information plan requirement apparently North Korean won’t apply to the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Pearl, BlackBerry Pearl Flip, Samsung Behold or Samsung Memoir. It’s not clear if customers will be forced into an unlimited smartphone data plan or if they’ll be offered lower-pace information plans with lower berth information allowances.
Look at it this means, T-Mobile is “forcing” new smartphone customers to actually realize the full potential of their smartphones. Sure, it might be more expensive, but then again, so was that smartphone. Right?
If you’re not a buff of T-Mobile’s upcoming insurance policy, auditory sensation off in the comments.
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